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Video conference on June 14 in Zoom “The Armenian community in a glocalizing world: challenges and answers”

Crossroad

15.06.2020

in Russian – https://crossroadorg.info/z_14-6-2020/

On June 14, 2020, the seventh online video conference in Zoom was held as part of the project of the “Crossroad” public organization.

Topic: “The Armenian community in a glocalizing world: challenges and answers” (to the program for the development of Armenian diaspora in the post-Soviet space)

Speaker: Oleg Gabrielyan, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor of the State University named after Vernadsky (Simferopol).

Announcement was published on “Crossroad” web site as well in the social networks with the link to theses.

Participants from Armenia, France and 5 cities of Russia:

  • Oleg Gabrielyan, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor of the State University named after Vernadsky (Simferopol),
  • Alexandr Manasyan, Ph.D. in philosophy, professor (Yerevan),
  • Albina Sukiasyan, chief of the “Ararat” Armenian cultural and educational society (Moscow),
  • Fr. Nerses Khananyan, priest of Armenian church Surb Hakob (Simferopol),
  • David Hovhannisyan, chairman of Armenian community (Great Novgorod),
  • Georg Gabrielyan, public figure (Saint Petersburg),
  • Bella Oganyan, musician (Moscow),
  • Taron Antinyan, civil engineer, chairman of the youth union “VEM”, Tver city (2016-2019), (since 2020 in Saint Petersburg),
  • Arman Isoyan,
  • Nerses Movsisyan (Saint Petersburg),
  • Robert Grigoryan, expert in cultural studies (Saint Petersburg),
  • Milana Sugyan,
  • Arthur Petrosyan, public figure (Paris),
  • Aram Astvatsaturov, blogger (Nizhnekamsk),
  • Vahan Babakhanyan, public organization “Crossroad” (“Khatchmeruk”),  moderator of few web sites and groups in social networks, in that number http://crossroadorg.info/ https://aga-tribunal.info/ https://miaban.ru/ (Saint Petersburg).

The discussion lasted 2,5 hours.

This topic is part of the direction “Diaspora development program in the post-Soviet republics”, on which a series of discussions is planned.

Video clips of the June 14 meeting will be available soon in this page.

Previous video conferences – here.

 

 

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